One Cut of the Dead
Don't Stop Shooting!
Overview
Real zombies arrive and terrorize the crew of a zombie film being shot in an abandoned warehouse, said to be the site of military experiments on humans.
Backdrop
What makes this movie Worth Watching
Originating from Japan, One Cut of the Dead is an homage to American zombie movies but offers a fresh perspective by being shot in one continuous take. The film's low budget and independent production status are notable aspects that demonstrate creativity and resourcefulness.
- Unconventional and refreshing zombie genre approach with a unique storyline twist, Brilliant use of humor blended seamlessly into horror elements, High-quality production considering its low budget, Standout performances from the cast
Fun Facts
- The movie was actually filmed in a single 37-minute take, even though it appears to have multiple cuts and edits. This is achieved through clever use of off-screen action and quick changes by the cast and crew between takes. The film's director, Shin'ichirô Ueda, also had a minor acting role as a zombie in the opening scene.
- The final scenes of the movie pay tribute to popular Japanese horror films such as 'Ring' and 'Ju-On', showcasing a mix of genres and a nod to Japanese horror cinema.
Available Languages
English
US
Title: One Cut of the Dead
"Don't Stop Shooting!"
한국어/조선말
KR
Title: 카메라를 멈추면 안 돼!
"원 테이크로 담아낸 아비규환 좀비 출몰 현장! 당신은 좀비와 싸워 살아남을 수 있을 것인가?"
Français
FR
Title: Ne coupez pas !
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日本語
JP
Title: カメラを止めるな!
"最後まで席を立つな。この映画は二度はじまる。"
普通话
HK
Title: 屍殺片場
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普通话
TW
Title: 一屍到底
"繼續拍!別放下攝影機!"
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